Surf Watching - Study of Ocean Waves (Digital)

Study the surf and how ocean waves form with E. John Robinson's "Surf Watching - Study of Ocean Waves" (digital version). In full color and 45 minutes in length, it's intended for both absolute beginners and advanced painters in all mediums. An essential study for all seascape artists whether you live by the sea or inland, this lesson includes: Part 1: Basic waves Part 2: Foam and foam patterns Part 3: Rocks and water spills Part 4: Beaches, headlands, and driftwood Part 5: Sky and clouds Stand on the shore with E. John as he explains how ocean waves are formed. Then, using slow motion and stop-action video, observe while E. John describes in detail how foaming waves break and spill upon the shore and rocks. Note: The occasional freeze-frame and slow-motion are part of the lesson learning process of wave studying. Descriptive narrative by E. John Robinson from the “Surf Watching - Study of Ocean Waves” lesson: "… we're going to show you these seas. We're going to show you waves